Morning Market Intel · Thursday, October 29, 2026 · 08:30 ET

Net liquidity stands at $5801 bn with overnight reverse repo at $0 bn and a QT pace of -$1 bn over four weeks, a posture described as neutral with no macro tilt. The 3-month/10-year curve sits at +78 bp, the 10-year breakeven at 2.35 pct, and the priced rate path at -80 bp, while the general collateral rate holds at 3.94 pct. The dollar index reads 121.32. Initial claims print 194k against a four-week figure of 198k. If cash continues leaving the system through Treasury rebuilding, then near-term funding conditions may tighten even as background money growth remains supportive.

The first index trades at 769.65, below its prior close of 771.89, sitting 1 bp under a zero-gamma line of 769.7 in positive gamma, with walls at 774.0 and 758.0 and a magnet at 765.0. If positive gamma persists, then dealer flow tends to dampen moves toward the magnet. The second index trades at 717.31, below its prior close of 724.60, now 74 bp under a zero-gamma line of 722.7 in negative gamma, with walls at 724.0 and 700.0 and a magnet at 718.0. If spot stays below that line, then negative gamma can amplify directional swings.

Liquidity and the Fed

Dealer gamma, premarket

What the structure implies today

Volatility

Numbers as published by the liquidity ledger and the options-positioning feed at 08:30 ET. Structure describes dealer hedging mechanics, not a forecast.


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